booksUpdated: Jun 19, 2020 13:23 ISTAt an age when most kids are joining kindergarten, Nemat Sadat had an epiphany — one to inspire a legacy. It was liberating for me to come out of the closet and share my grief with the world and simultaneously campaign for LGBTQIA+ rights,” he says. He mobilized an underground movement to openly campaign for LGBTQIA+ rights. “For those who are receiving hate and violence know that there are leaders in the LGBTQIA+ community throughout India—that you can always turn for help. It’s important that members of the LGBTQIA+ community who are receiving harassment and threats that they also reach out to law enforcement and report these incidents,” he encourages.

Source: Hindustan Times June 19, 2020 07:52 UTC